Friday's child is loving and giving. Juliet had devoted her life to the care

of crippled and deprived children. But when she left London to work in the

South of France, the phrase was to take on a deeper meaning. For Julia's

new life was to bring her too much love, and too much pain, when she fell

in love with a man who belonged to someone else.

Juliet had always thought of love as a sacred bond and of marriage as an

oath she would never break -- and she promised herself she would never

love a married man. That was until she met Lucien de Maureville -- a gentle

husband betrayed by a faithless wife and a lonely, tormented man caught

between Juliet's budding love and a promise she hoped never to break.